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. 4,_� - I The year w e and chairmen gave a very1suitable and pr:ale- yames Barbour . Jefferso�i)
I 'furoll JV00JtJ0V* � about $675. 1 a - 149 - . ,in whicil, he spok in the Norris. . ` - ast oi Lit the young I ian missed his I
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� &nee iii, the treasury -of: 79.' The ho, , forme7ly of thif town, paid ,. a prayer meeti til abou three tical address ay
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I _.p - - . . principal subj&t for di'scussi a t rien&s i n Seaftwith a via I on Mond . - Q clock on New, Year's mor. in -week, while a n
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7 - loug -vexed question, of cax the *8k � We regi et to , 5 . lage in questj of his to ert . ,Sowe- �
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_�i. DISTRICT'MATTERS. � �_' -I Ll sawing wood. on the farm vil aft, -
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� o0dasiorted through , a steam an has een ;he 31d . ear outand th gave ashort lesson or� Bibl �rti one of the numb I
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- — — . I la 8i inu al I I eting , illnei is fo, r a avera I a, r �blxt we hope n'gv yw, in and accordini4 a t 5 h was decid . I and in- of'Mr. John Stew . I Inn_ i
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. - __ -E STocK AssOCIATIOX. - threshers- At the . �� I � Y � of Mr. Thos. H094 - -the ,9tralv at' ,tckl �
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. � ;_� of the officers, directors the directors, wore institic ted. t6 I -ame'. a o see � li� in arol tud agam C68 1181141 befove ys assembled on Main street . ex to apprise Ithe owner of tlie fact-, �
- / ,�_i —A meeting . . I _- t: I is . 111 . 95 of bells, aud,v present, "The-Christihas iell. Cromarty, niet with a pain- - te I :
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( ___ . . rX Clause in -the by-laws a Alioriaii ig Alle on . * a subject folk "congtatulati(n horn, two.or three Ari toc Wa4 tl arth, near taged shaer - whereupon t1l,uDg daine �mthered u - I
-If I and all others. ialterested in 'tb e Huro � I - . -Light to account and , - fulaccidexit. While ell� pen ,Sl P 1
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� � Live Stock Association, wN be held at Secretary to-. issue permit 8 0- , "-ra , at all the wholars ])i med at tl e number of4in Pans, and stirted up the bro the many pres . I 4 out fin d her lover
p . . . . . . iz his -saw, an overhanging tree fell, a the reins and t' to V, �
. ''. .- If - 14 1, ) 'heir $eafci , . ing more Mg . n the head, which she, hi. doing near Clin- i
. 11atitexibury's Hotel, - Clinton on Tues desiring to use steam thr(ah a it I publi, -. school, o wrote* for "Devil's Army," as the Salvat ts ents distributed, everyone seea succeeded
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I . do -, at I o'clock pay -Ing an extra fee of 3 0 on each the e co examination succeeded In tetmed theril, inte idinj I o dr satisfied with his and her W,
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wy next, the 13th inst I iski. lis i _;-,c ey' -e the fe edic- forcing it down upon the sa inflicting ton.— I
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. 1. I &I � issued other te to the.ablIfty'and skill O)f 4C slipped I tion, ended the very 6njoyable proceed- - a sev r wo, I
, � advis - ility of holding a spring We. . md these perniiis � . ribit . ��ee - -
hundred dollars at d e- d ctores � TI a a: I- ,.Wvation Army ati but th wei piece of inusic, follow�d 11 und'on either side of the ,
. � � ab � I did this - re , ,t up " bady, as 3he Sal vation §e, irrimediately below the eyesly be- � 1 ,
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. � ha,ving entries to make and the extra fee [to ed. When Wi% L. cFaul, the Principal, as an bi- Arm3rdid not mar h till after they b, 6igs. Mr. this - week for no � r - � OBITUARY. —It is wit] eelings of 1
,�� . All parties ; z . . I � I * lacerating his hand, D . McTav .
V . should hand them in at .that me � thiscla-use carne 'up -for ratification a istrue of the yoting. rhere are fe w . returned home' , at a bout 2. 0 a. Ili. next Toronto, where lie p rposes"tD renyain sides 8 imm'diatejy called, dressed the deepest sympathy we no* chronicle
� I 1. - ng. .. - for a couple of niontha in the collegiate ish wa e lian, ,si-
- I . and if there are not sufficient entries - motion was made to the effect tb A itt e chools hat. can claim 41, better record morni ounds, and the young I at last - tellia, death of .11�. F. Horton, an <)Id re
� - ;% I ' hall Sewforith ic sell ol. —Mr, W., F. PRE.9EN'TATION-.-- clas es . Yliborhood. He was a
� I � not ratified, but that members be p(r�. nie �Bible clas of institute, when he will return and take w I
I justify the holding of a 'sale, the society . g favorably.' A dent of thi:s nei( I
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i ; . , I iver, � 16 smart minir the Kirkton and Th ' xicipalship, oA Belillore school, accounts, was progressin - '
I . - - . mitted to use steam threshe un ler t ie jTufley of - ..on allies Road Presby- the pri . d
- Will likely be dissolved. M. Y. McLEIx.. , I . 9 I . t a number- of his companions had a narrow 'Dart very affable"in his manner an a
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. -1 � - ig I terian churches assembled at the r,esi-* where- he is hired for this 3 ear a - general favori-t4 of all his a,Cquaintf1,"k,_,S I
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. . I � 'Secretary. I restrictions presqribed in the. by-'Iaws own in Mi0higan, is at present visith I ! :* - escape. . � � . i
,, - . but without the permit, and withoat .!friends in! this vicinity. Mr. TuRey is dence of the Rev. Colin Fletcher, on -the- salary of $500. . I . rsTEE.—Mr. J. Kirkpavtrick was ,
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.1 I . ii-rcinboy, and pent Ave yeaxs Thames ad, and'Present, d him PE. elected trustee for school section No. 5 1
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. I THic AVEEY, OF 1P'ktyE,R.The week- of paying the extra fees. Vg'his motion ,an old.] 1 I Ro ' OPLE SAY:—ThA there is to be
I- � . - . -of Mr. ,I Dorsey of load of sple oats al Ld ,r wedding Wore long oil the unfavorable weather on Tuesday of last curre:A year. This - was the I
aver is being celebrated in this town elicited a lengthy diselussion which th� employ ihn udid $10.50 ill. another bi�. � i
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. " - � It 'been spent " 2nd - line, across the swair .p. —That week, the tea ineeting held in connec- for the I - i
. . ly - ulifo meetings in the ge ' al showed that a ve# strong fE elin exists Ithis to* n. —Alias Wartb 1 Davidson mi A money. After some time ,4d lively trm�tee election we ever wit i
a ver - � i church, Cro- most ;
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� churches. The first meeting was held in among me lnbers on the su bj e , Wind ith a very painful acci I ant in, Cardno's in Lenjoyinent, the .reverebd gent[eman hunter R-attan is stilViniakin Won
. - . * . marty, groved a faix success. Seldom nossed, even t)i6 ladiescomi i
&�: church on, �Ton Perm - d - fee Hafl on Mond ty night. Sh,e was en- presented those that could recite the havoc amiong the fo:rze�.—Tli people go ,
the Preshyteri day, alleging that if 'the t , . . d such ample provision. made, exercising theiii franchise. 1
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�: I.. �, .n*g On --Wednesday evening se -r- systemwere continued the o leave gage I ix i a danpe, when s le niade a mi 3 - shorter catechism with handsome ibles, to Manitoba with hi � Aons, b - . ELECTIOX. e municibal tlections i
.. �1. � .-_� eve, , . I - - sprat I .led her e enjoyment -
. I . orn a afn( I Isual return in a -couple o� years ohl� too. glad for th of those attending : �
VIces were held in St. Th . as'- h irch the company, an& other I I if - . I It wi Ls besides thanking them ' #1 his . - nd in r� for thi tow li -were pretty lively this 1
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� I ,WO'u d " the eareld at first �hat so In .,1`n'001ie' the bones y 111anne F,'onfes
I heart for their excell6lit, and to get back, will nev r. d ,a but
. and last 6vening �4 Eginondville cl�ftrch ' ' not continued that they'. I . � � i lectual wa,nits. Tea was served in Air. year for Deputy -Reeve. The clectio-, -
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. conipany. A vote was ultim#01 , en, ere - broken, but we be � i6ve this is not - I I 0 resulted in fah -or of Mr. A. Allan fo;
� . This evening the,meeting will be .in the � r �
. . . _ _ much ven 0-er there, -wheio riches ar � .
� . �. I when'a large majority vbted in vor of .1 e case . altho ugh the ii jury will likely MUNICIPAL. —Thc re was �lot so I I e till- Miller's hall from 4 until 6,.30 o'clock, eve, � .
� I Methodist chux0h. All the meetings, . I I stina, addre Deputy -Re �
C i nday as was bounded and pleasures; neve . �
k � r the motion doing away wit4 the bermits I ay- hex u r some time.—At the excitement in Exeter oil Mp. r he. Av- e after which intere; sses were, - i 0
: thus farV have been very interesting, and � - I " :
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. Were largely attended. -%N;re believe, and fees. - The chairm'an, hoivev"Ie'r, was Municilial Section in Brussels on Moil- expected. The fol.o-wing Js a I at of don't wonder at them' t delivered by Rev. Messrs. Hamilton, of . , I
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: �;. - should the people desire it, the unable to- decide whether Ir not it re- day last Measrs. PeteT ik cott and Robest those who stood ai Ld thos! ____ - . and Wright, of f
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p 01 ; clergymen intend continuing them next quired a two-thirds vote �.o carry i the rahani headed the poll for councillors. elected. Those w,th th( star after . - B:ullett. . Stre . C. Fletcher, of Thames ' Mr, I
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� . week. I motion. If it does it was def . d, but ll�y --- .both former residents of Sea them being the one, - THE, ELECTION. f
. . V - 'ity ; depj�ty n in this Road, Usbornel and Dr. Caippbell, of R�der was "I . ed school trustee in
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� � t, I if a simple majority is req aire i -it is rth, 't aid we- congrat, I ite the people of Reeve, Mr. Hardy,* Mr. . -The electic -
: I , . , but failed to be se�ction No. 8, Hay at the annual meet- I
� J I . t egins;-- o ivaq very'hotly contested, Seaforth, were expected
I � JorR,x_A,LxsTic.-The- Galt - Reformer carried. Thismatter will be 3russelk on. a curing I two 'such honest, Reeve, Mr. Bissett,* r. P k" t wnship
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I __ comes haad this -week changed t0alk - ,by t4he directors so soon as lega, Councillors -Messrs;. D. Jo'ns, . G. especially for it, sent. The proceeds, amounting to 4. -Mr. Jacob Kellerman, of Xe-� 1
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w - e to be devoted towar 11�iwburg, is vigiting friends in town. I
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t � eight page form, considerably enlarged, � can be taken. - The jinatter 1 . e I m, xniclp� I affairs, -The Pembin a Dyer, * Jas. Pickard � * Hos in, ger vote than usual was polled. All � in ,
L . . r � 1,,.ct- for the summer kitchen recently buill I ROPERTY Ci[ANGEs.—Afr. Jxio. Coo1L I
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". . �, presents a really handsome appearance. )ie mothow of Mr. Win. shows that all t e old 1councii were .ed. The following is'a stateDI(ii . .no
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z I T - ttee de. Main street and. two fifths of axi acre Of
I . . The Reformer is -edited by our old friend, old -directors were re-electe*d- '%vh,ien the rombid, of )ung, Dal ota, formerly (if elected. Mr. Pick Lrd ha�l a n, ,rrow vote cast for each canilidate azt the- res- nli ing
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. Mr. John CoMe, son of .Mr. Jos. Collie, I meeting was brought to �1 se� 1- At a eaf ortl, . to r. Henr r Randall. Th e I I esca e, Mr. Hoskin being 6ply fiv � be- pective polling sub-dil'risiolls: I � to present oc- I
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7 11 - Tim, ExposiToR office, and does credit to the former officers ay'. -rf hi H� ,h S . was lie I . I
r . I I day and -Friday la 4 -_ � Stanley. �. I of an acre of laxidon the south zide of I
i 1� ling. He has raised'the Reform- � A ___'_ I . a , but Kinburn ....... D.. _ 88 35 1
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. from a m Wednes dit y. - It now lo i)ks as if 'we at , not quite enough to' ma e slei hing, I THE ELECTION. -The following is a ' Main stree
i _. ' h. 892mol � - ... 4 1 Londesboro ........... 126 156 NG -There was -a
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, . lot . hill although it made good .. eg4 On Nos. 3 and 6 ........ ! 67 85 stAement of the number of votes polled ' . 1SHOOTI. MATcu.
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636; withdraw-,vlcheqiiespa,i(l,$122,000.
Post office orders issued, -$297,939; post
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ume of business done at our post office is
from the enterprising publishers D. Bothrop ,
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the b,usiness done in the town, ,'-%V,e, may
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iftfistrations are from artists of high ., - whos.
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holdin.- its own but in a business Point
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pictures are highly valued all over the 1 �ontipen,
Wide Awake contains sixty-four pages, is prini
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of view ranks with the b�stjind most
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prospOrous towns in the Province. Long
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of boys and girls. The price is ,5-3 per innuni.
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THE B.iGHELoiLs' BALL. -Th� co mpli
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lecture ,eatitled " Sights of London,,
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disagreeable, and collse(litexitly the at-
t6ndance was not large, but those who
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their trouble. The lecture had been
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most carefully prepared, and was n -
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fancy they were t -anspiring, before�them.
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appearance., Those who ,had charge c
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the arrangements have Jood reason t
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owing to lack of space it is impossi- .
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attended their efforts. . � �
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however that, a,t the -alianim ous re-
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THE TOWN ELECTION -5- —The � Manic]'
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; pal elections in this town on ,Monda,,
lecture on some future occasion, and if
. , last created a good 4-ea.1 of intei-est, th�
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he should decide to, do so, we are
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contest for the Mayoralty, ofl -course
sure that underinore favorable circun i-
causing the. most -excitement. 1 Nearl:
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stainces, it wiF1 be listened fo by'a large
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THE GF -F IN OF TzE AGE. —
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was found, that Dr. Coleman wal, electe(
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Telephonic communication has now been
by the iia*ow majoritk of `14. On. ac
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established between Goderich and Strat-
count of the nam, es of the feniale , voter .....
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ford and intermediate points. There are
not having beell placed on the voters
list, they were not permitted to ',vote
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now some fifteen instruments in opera-
tion ill this town. On Thursday after-
Dr. Golemam having notified'. the clerl
noon TnE ExrosrToR had the pl,asur,
on Saturda night, that- he qbjected to
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of exchanging verbal compliments wit h
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their votes being receh,.ed. Had it no
beex for -the Doctor taking advantage o
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I Jaeksou, of the central office, and other
this legal . technicality, disfranchisinj
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gentlemen in Clinton. Sitting, in our office
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the ladies, Mr. Cray wouldf likely havi
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we could hear -the gentlem ell, in Clinton
talk-ing, ajIm.06t as plaily, as if they
ladies would have voted for himi *-Th,
vvere standing by our side. The tiele-
following Is a statement- of- the vote,
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4Df the age, and if the inventor of it had
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North ward ............ 43 so
lived one hundred years ago he would
East ward .... 82 L 4%)
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have been barned as a sorcerer orian evil
South ward ............ 63 54
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Majority for Colem, an.... 14
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couxicillors: Nor�h ward.—Noble Clufl
OUR FIF.F."VIEN.—At a regular meeting
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94; Dr.. Scott, 87; J. Fairley, 73; G
of the Seaforth Fire Brigat'de, held o n
.Whiteley, 51. ,East ward.—A. Daevid
Monday evenilig, the following officers
son, 80; John Ward, 75; -'Jos. Laird
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were elected for the en *
73; M. Pillmaii, 68. South ward.—A
L Chief Engineer, Geo. A. Sillsf Calptain. '
Strong,. 90; A. Stewart, 86; Thoma
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Jas. Wright - I st Lieutenant, S. Daitri@h,;
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Duncan, 76 ; O. C. Willson, 60 ; R.- N
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Brett,. 42. The council �wil,l, therefore
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taxy, Joseph Abell ; Treaaurer,, M. - K.
be composed of the Mayor, Reeve
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Pillinain; Ist Brancliman. D.' Hogan;
Deputy --Reeve and- Councillors - Cluff
2ad Branchillan, Will. Henderson; T.
Scoitt, Fairley, Strong, Stewart, Dun
Jordan and Geo. Hendry, Assistant
can, Laird-, Ward aad 'Davidson. Th
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Branchinea. After the inteeting adjouril�
only new members axe Messrs. Duncan
ed, the Chief elect invited all hainds to
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call aad see Mr. Burgess, -where oysters
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LOCAL BRiEFs.—Messrs. RobeftJami(
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campany hi friend Burg�ss' belt style.
son aad Thomas Duncan inuarid
leavin
The boys all a,ppear to be higilly pleased
nextweek oil their senii-annual visit
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the old country markets.L—Miss,
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Broadfoot,'eldest daughter of Mr.
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sifre the niembers of t he one
Broadfoot, has gone to - -attend
Alm
and all will do �their utmost to m a,' -e hi
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college, St. Thomas.—The ainnix
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ditties light'and pleasant. will be
ing of the members of the South
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seen by the above list, also, - he will
Agricultural Society -will be
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be supported -by a inost conipetent staff
Bruceifie,4- on Wednesday nexi.—
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of officers, an(l we have every confidence
accoulit-of the anion prayer. meeang
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that theaffair's of the company will be
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the Methodist church this evenii
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the inability
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of the leaq
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sitioll to be present, it has been
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Tur McKiLLOP FiRE INNSURANCE
necessary to aga,in postpone the r1heetin
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less than am eaxthqua,ke or some
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* town; hall in this toum on Monday last.
upheaval will' cause its Pos )o
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There was a fair att6ndance of jii�em, bers
again.—The last meetin 'of
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but not so lar,ge as last yea,r. The chair
council Will be held on "011day
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; Order of Foresters intend holdill,
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the annual finalicial statem, ent was read
alilnual ball in Cardno's Hall, on t
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by the Secretary, Mr. W. J. Slixillion.'.
ning of Friday the 16th iiast..—Mi.
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This statement shows the com pany ,to
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Mulholland, who for the past five
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in aal, excellent financial position, and
has been salesman in the grocer3
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:of Messrs. Wilson
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will become a student of Albert -C
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w qni 259 were added during the year. .L
We believe it is Mr. Mulhollamils
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The total assessments � for, - the - year
ainolinted to $92 611 the lwses
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tention toi study for the ministry
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he frt.)ved himself a . most-
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od.2 Lef 1bultry lbsociation ate bright and a large amoupt of the snow . W15 , 312 ,on Monday.l"t: For-Veve.—Simipsoxi � ' 3ar �
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I aking 1 e arl,tions fox a splendid e3 - disappeared, and oi L Tuc9d iy it rained 1 ;312 . � . 229 ; Douglals, 105. Majority for Simp' ,�but the crowd 'Was a large one. In the
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ition. i -1 � , .*exling a lar4e crowd gathered in
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I ibition e� eld here on the se�coxl I and took it all wway, and left the roads , Majority for McMillan 1 63 son, 35. For Deputy Reeve. —Campbell, ' rip- �
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* idy.—. : ...... Maj -' for Camp- 1*
eek in Fab ru . They hapve a most and sidewailks very wet , d mli( "astle,'199.
. . � COUN-CILLOR9. . 241: C
I ine�d the light faintastic to excellent music
iberal 1 r(m.0 . list, ,wl A,,nll ensure New Year's, day pas ed off', very qi lie . I bell, 42. Councillors. Clarke, 256; - I
, . 1� I McDonald ............ 4 ............. 350 _ Ernished. by Mie Frank Bossenberry.
! ecess. hone men have bee, i a I ty . . , , . I
-rl e lierej the only pla thot e boy, lad Churchill ............ � ............. 422 Erratt, 203; Thow soil, 196; Ketchen,
usy-f(mol the ast week stringing the to "hang - t " I atioix Army Lasham..... . I ecor . P. . � . .
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ires a ad � 11g ii� _ instruments i' barracks.—The co cil met on the � 26th , ..'....... 313 ther rs. Simp- * i ton, t
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own. . Ithe'' ave alrea set up fifte ber but n busiAess of any It : by �ihe above that the son, Campbell, Clarke, Erratt -a-ad
J of Decem will be seen - SCHOOLS —The High / and Model -
struinen a. ere.—Last week Gted.—The old Council have all beien returned, Mr. re-opene'd last Wednesday with
sOm B great impqrtaxice w s transa Thompson,Mesirs. Clarke and Campbell 4001a ,
vil dislo I boys broke into the Dc - - band, of this place, asseimbled in ,front Britton having been elected Deputy being the only members of last year's , a ' good attendamce, the High 8 I 0. J,
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ion i k inj rink and stole and brok a of Mr. Geo. Hyndr ian's grocery store 'Reeve by acclamation,� . council. - I especially-, being well filled with -students
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� - ,eprell�is leandaftertiisthemainageis .excellent pieces of music.—The Rev. - - '. Brussels . . . I doubt will mak� as good a record next
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Lie , ,a arp loot, out, and wi I Mr. Martin. p'reached a -very interesting I . -1 J ly as it did last year.
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rhe fint fancy dress mrnl%41 Of the on SuxidaY afternoon last. --We l: egret last Monday� and the new teachers duly —The annual congregational meeting of ' G derich towils 1. ., Ila$ P ; chased from 1i
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4ason lield on the Doxn'111011 to learn that Mr. Joln iAnder on,winlives installed. Canvassing is now tlie order Caven Church, Winthrop, took place .a Mr. Fisher, of this place, the store and 1
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kating . k on Th ..rsd . ay evenixl� 4' la short distance out of xe er, is h at . of the day for trustees. Mr., i, 'J, R. few evenings ago. The �ast�r, Rev. a j�cent - lots now ,occupied by Mr. I
s larp ely att: -e the meeting I
'Wa inded -both by present.—School eel ell4d, again on Sipith, Dr. Holmes, Dr. H chinson, Mr. Musgrove, to introduc C iris. . Dixon, I or the sum of $4- -00, 1
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katers d' L .The' list cf Monday last and there was �� a ver3 -- fair Mrs. Strachan and ;D. Hayd n are in delivered a short lecture on the " Life Mr. Elliott iritends building on the
.. rizes ivll- bc publishM next,,week. attendance.—A new jewehiy store has Athe field as candi ateO for the positions and Times ofBunyan," after which,upon adjoining lots xi spring, , I
e Rev. Jol Ross, � A Brussels, 'wi 1 opened out in what. a kno,��i as K(mp's made vacant by Messrs. Young and motion, Mr. Alex. Murchie was called
I I I GOING TO PURCRASE.—The Roman !
Dreach in the Presbytwian.church ii old stand and th gqod� ar being i Bennett, who declined to be ag ain. , can- to the chair. - There then call e forward .,
. ) � . I # . Catholic * thi neighborhood are nego- I
, �his to next Sunday morning all rushed off rapidly b-, r auction. -tA nee -t- didates. :1 Messrs. John Grieve and John. Goven- I tiating I � the urchase of the old Pres- I
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wening. --The Rev. Mil. Gray, -of Clix, �- ing of the building conirdittee; o ' the BRiuFs.—John Leckie, fonaerly of lock, the latter of whom, in thename, of - -,, I *ses
I W � . ,,03-terian-c-hure �. Theirpresentpremi -
� n prea al Led th MAhodist churoil. Presbyterian 61lurq i wag. lield ill Mr. this town, but now of the Ontario the congregation, presented -to the pas- I
; in,Hullett, -nea, Clinton a* altogether I
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i� ere on abb - 11'st. The Rev. Mu. Samwell's office o'n'Mon(14: , r last to con- Bureau of Stiietistics,'was in town this tor a Very nicely -worded and apprecia- ittop small and ll� doubt'it would be a 7
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roley and lie exchange pulpits.�Tbe siderbuildhiganev mr!% The sum week at the election, and on his trip tive add ' ress, which was accompanied by move in the riklit direction to buy a I
ree night school tinder lie auspices of - proposed is 1$1,.800, i ,ud it 3. thought a through the Province � getting statistics he handsome gift in the shape of a purse - I
. . � . for the February report.—W. 0. Reid, of money,bor,ne by the other gentleman, , property' in tovAl. for a place of w6rahip. �
e Women's Christf�, n Temperance very nice house can -be �i dIt for that . . I Trip, -ELE ' :,Ns.—There was very I
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Ilion, ]led in the Mee ianics'Institpt& J of Seaforth, was in.to"vil last Monday.. in token of the kind regard. in which � . � . .
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ooms,li w4s re-opene(t &I r the holiday side of hn;lrl !.'Atl res. Coulter has been ape ulg her they all held him. The reverend gent- , . .
. 4 � the hurch t and it —M - el6ctions this yobar. The Deputy -Reeve- , I
- 'in toiini, visiting old friends.— lem an thanked his People - and in his , I
erm,ony�Tecblesdfy pNening and will will be re as so i 6s , e goo vacati . ship was a1itilo interesting*. Both can-
. . : ts . —A I Miss A. Cowan, of Seaforth, has also reply . iefly reviewed the pleasant rela- I ,
. . -worked hard 1 but- blir.'Willianx
, e contiaded. tl�lrde evenngs . a -week as Weather se ,i r d! number of _ br e di4ates , I
?efore. iss A.-: Cowi -n is. on hall I romotions have been .. I die in the been here spending some'days with her tions which, by the good hand of God., : ffig
. . . i Coats was the� popular man, defeati I
� kgain as - It he .—Cadet Ligy'hu- Rxeter school this t4-.rm.—.LL number of friend, Mrs. Dr. McKelvey. . had continued unbroken since his settle- Mr. Win., Co( . iper by the handsome
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wler, h 1, lilixylay know� I
n ' 1 ing is the result of the elecions for - - - m4jority of 1041 . Mr. Joseph Copp and
spent T �.sday afternoon and evening Temperance visited Kirkt:)n last Tues- - I
� . .n . . . . I ' M�. Haywood e elected as council- I
ivkth tbE -Salvation Army here. - He is lit 1885 : For Reeve, Jas, Drewe,..36; Jas. i - . , . To
clay evening to attend an e: iter e . J - . � -wroxeter. lois in St. Joh .'a ward. Quite a number '
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cRersix ith. I . &ott 170, W. H. Kerr 158, Th)s. Peace ; . w�re quiet. . H. Foster was elected � T:
. T I readings, recitations and sila i barley, 50c.; oats,30c., pork, $5.50 to �
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- . : l , . :99, John AVylin 131, W. F. Vanstone $5-75- ; butter, 18c; eggs, 18c ; I * ' I
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. SCHOOL TRu3TEES.-1 lie following are � . R4b for St. James'. �
. � � a I . 12�,c; tallow, 7c. . .
the name flem who have been i 1, J41, AV. R. Wilson 115. The Council I I .-
a of the gentlem .: MCM110P. , . : "he following parties were I �
� : 1. . elect being Jas. Young, P. S5cott, R. COUINCIL.—I.
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keeted members of the Towpship School . . i . - elected una cil last I
Tlit ELEOTION.— ,he onl� electim in Gra,ham, W. H. Kerr and W. F. Van .0 nimously for the coun L -The talexx�d but eccentric Professor
Poard fc r the urrent tv ro years : Divi� - McKillop this year 'as in Ward No. 3. stone. The election was a stirpri e to , Monday: Mr. John D ' i on, Mr. B�ackie. , of Gl& igow, gave a Sund4y lec- I
No. 1, S. Wallace ; No. 2, F. Lay - -8 avis i
VoRn,; No. 3, Geo. McKay; No. 4, Win. between Mr. M. M die, tl�e old. mem- many, especially the Reeveship, as every Thomas Hemphill, Mr.. James Paulin tu�e the other ( ay; choosing the decid-
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lzie. '.Mr. Iayton was the on, ber, and 'Mr. Alex. Affirchie. The on � e thought that Mr. Drewe would be I and Mr.. James Ireland. 'Mr. Gibson, I e secular subject, "Scotch Love I
ol�iy � . I .. ".. ." The -v enerable professor, now i
e�electe 1, the 6thers-all being new men, result of the vote was as folkows'': � elected, he being by far the more coin- who has held .the position of Reeve ! 8 . I
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I : ! 31-urdiel lilumhie. . . ' ever since the incorporation of the vil-. I - nearly eighty years of age, ended his I
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� thougl Mr. Wallace served a, terifia . . . - .
Division 3: ........ I . 61 1 29. lage, has resigned, hig p being f h -1
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- ; I '__ DEVRUCTivE FFRE.—'The residence of by Mr. T�omas B. Sanders,' who was lassies by singing an old Scotch ballad I
THE F L 9CTIONS. —The following -is . ! — i . I
tatemer t of the votes polled for t1le 1 79 ,', 66 Mr. Adam Angus, near this plaee, was elected by acclamation. � � with great spirit. I
� '. 66 11. RINK.—The rink was opened on i I i -
espective can4idates at the municipal 0 4 I - 8 yed bv fire on New . ___T I
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I . : eve. The itire spread so rapidly Chris the c rlers who �
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1. : - '. that the falilily had barely time to es- were waiting. lxnpatie�AIY " for the first � I I
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. R R t EV: 1,'. COUNCIL DoiN(.s.--At th6 -last meet- . ! a CFAUL I
. . . Wa ker. Hannah'. ing.of the -old council the *y business Cape from the burning build and game. They held the rink all ,day and I .
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I Division No .. ........ 68 1 84, ilt - ough I I
66 - 41 transacted was the passinz of a number scarcely anything was. saved. ad alth it was the first: game of the � .
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. .4c, � 5 36 � of accounts, i eluding A6 htothe wearing apparel and the season, it,vvas a.very creditable play an
cc � " , I - through- 1n the evening the skaters I
........ lors and clerk. The f.rst meetin household furniture, a cash bo�_ contain- 1§ GIVING I
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. I - — of the new council ill be *;'held aetMel ing $900 in money and some n tea -was took possession of the ice,and kept the fun I I I
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e 2:89 - 214 ` agoing until 9 o'clock. A number of I -
; , . � Namara's hotel, Leadbury,;on the third destroyed. The building was owned by . i
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Majof ty for 'alker.. '25 . Reeve will be elected at t1iiis meqting. Angus is very heavy and will be severe- Teeswater for the first skate. -SPECIAL VALUE. I
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. Sallie. 31tuldell. ' . - � 4 THE SCHOOL TnuSTEE EL1,CTION.._ ent . I . �
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-Division, No . ........ b . 97- 1 The Schoo James' Church, was 'held in the -town I I i
as a it Morris. �, I rTrustee election took place I I
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. � �", I here oil WkInesday last and created hall on the evening of Tuesday Dec. 23. - I
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'.4 i .... I ... 4 .. 34 OysTER kuPPER.--An o�ster supper . , I I
?, � ........ �o 68 derable interest. � There , vere two The tree., a green spruce, was simply ; � .
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! . . was given I y Mr. T, Reid land M re. F. c'o n a' Drgeous, being festooned with gay .
� . ladies and two gentlemen r g ifor 9 I
� . 2 3 213 ' Embury to the surrc undftlg�, young peo- ' I
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; "de gold and silver colored hangings, with i
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. I .1 213 1-,!� ple on New Year's hight, �at the resi-. �
': . . . an even division 'hind sele ted 6ne small lights on every limb, and trumpets, � -
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; - deuce of Mr. Embury, where an exceed- I . I .
bfajorlkt for.Smillie.. 10 ' dolls and an in -finite variety of other
. � I I ingly enjctyable time- was 8 ent �; an from each side. Mrs. G. 1'.. - 8 I'll,
. CPUNCILLORS. . zp ic_ articles attached to every branch and' Ladies' tisteirsl
. f . and Dr. Hutcheson, are the .
. I , present. : I I to con- twig. Santa, Claus himself appearedon
Sproa�--No.l 1, 118 ; 6." 2,. 47" ; go. nts. We beg -
I PUBLIC IkXAMIN TON. --The e5cami- Mrs! Smith oil her distinc4on the scene, to. the great delight of the I * � I
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30 ; I '. 9 7 ; total 272., Elgie-- nationofth:e,' pupih of S ' 001 S ction - . I I .
. ..... 't, if not the at youngsters and took an active hand in . i
�� 23 . . . . . . 4 ; total, .95. Mansoxl-�- - No. - 8, was held on . of being one'of the firs : . Zadies' Man tles, 1
47: 22, 41 a , 2 Landsborough lady electe to � retrOsentative posi ion , the proceedings. The church choir I
11 ; ult. There'was tin attendfLuce of over I 1* . .
—44,671 1 32; total, 168. McLean-- 100 pupils &nd abo t 70 Msitors, in- in Ontario. Now t � 4 she has bro, en rendered some very e music during : � I
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$9, 25, 50,[ 41 ; totAl, 1 5. Forsythe-- k sisters teb rough out the evening- � 1
7 - jO, 28j- 12 ;1 total, 67 . . Manson -27, eluding parents. Tie examination was the country should follow her example. BRIEFs.—Miss Josey Cowan of NVrox- I
I I . announced to be held on 'the pr . ious � Afantle Claths,
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, 5, 11 ;: totea� eter, has taken the position as junior
! Friday, butwas poitpone'd. on account : I i � *
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—It will be !seen froM the above - -tha t . Hibbert. . teacher, lately real e by Alias Jessie I -
f - of the inclp;kency of the w0ather. The . I I
ie coun cil for the current year will b, -, . I Brown. The best w- can wish her is I - 1.
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. several tea ers who were; expected to HOU8E WARMING. —On Christmas � I I
0 sea 1 of Messrs. Walker, Smillie� I . may fill the an i I I
I assist were, una-voicably absent. The Mr. John Fulton, of the 14th cc ncesk on, i Ulsteri 'i 1
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2)7�at, Eiiie T. her duties as well as di her predecessor. i WS,
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I _ I d Manson. There wer� pupils were� however, examined b3 -their who has during the past season, 1,ad I i .
)nV 472 votes polled. ou te of an availabI6. I .Miss Brown was preAi on -Christ- ! #
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, teacher, Mr. Reid. The�, intelb gence erected a magnificent private i esidei Lee, mas da' �� � I
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11 .� I . . questions and cross-que tions were munity to a house . . handsome workbox, Whisk . and whik- adies' Furs,
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- . a number of young he gathere to- - �
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an, da of Mr. Kinsman, dentisil, but clearly demo strates ,' Mr. Reid a * pants of one of the most enjoy ible- - � . ..
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I f this has been t� ahility as an-, inatiuctor. .' The lively ties ever held ill this; . � t
. I aer piled up a lot of wood for Mrs. Ferguson, f L adies' Fur Caps,
each i I . . ar an 9 widow of the late Jam -,a Ferguson, who . .
ol Sectio a, No. 10, to - interest and , ord6r' d was commenced at eigh o; . �
WE .%ood L ; niaixi-�aixle c ck n ! I
hip of I Moir . 3 died so suddenly a few, weeks ago. This I .
, , r s, ate a sAlpiry of $365, &,I among the pupils, was nio4 grat4yeing ,continued uninterruptedly u ila I
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�over I st-yeaIr a $25 . a ate I
� e , ,kind-hearted action sp"ks well for all
. I tease to both parents and frien4s. the hour, when all -with ihe same b ing �
: . -The � e r . I . 'the boys who had a h_��;nA in it. I'adies" F Cdpes,, ,
Mo IUMENT. 11"ss a. Weekes close, music, recitations a4d dia, ogues 'coulitenances wended 'their wc e- �
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.5 � - upose-the programme, fol- ward, after thanking their en lerg was -received too late]. I
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114e Mrs. ames Pickar � Brucefield. �
ave of the , d. the parents 'who exp teased their g ratifi- sincerely that Mr. and Mrs. Fu'.ton -kith I I � Shawls,, Clouds,
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ft 0onsi s of ew Brunp vick red gran - cation at, the industry an�l unwearied their amiable family may 16 ��� e sp�red THE LITERARY SOCIETY.—The Bruce- � I - .
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ite and Ohio free stone I a 3es, and stand attention of the te cher �nd t tin- to enjoy their liandsome,dwnel , . field Literary Association will hold a I a I
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16 feet .... ove the level of the ground. It questionable prog ess of �� t e a -.hool, -MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.— unusual public meeting in th4e O'Neil hall, on I ,001 Squares,. &c. �
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is by f X �he best 1110 I ment in t,h a One important feati ire of the -occasion I amount of interest was manifested in Tuesday evenhig'Inexte, Admission ten ,:
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cemeter , and 'speaks well for their was the presentatior of alia,xidsome gold the election, ft Mo da� last , by the cents. . . f .
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' F companied t y a vea-y appropri- ratepayers for the selectioncif Reeve, AwoTHE-R-HoRsE SoLD.—Alr. Charles I
SKATI G li��NK.--Th( skating ri ' ate and kindly worded address tile Deputy Reeve and Councillors for the Mason has sold another of his imported I
was started again on S, urdAy evenin,, teacher from the pupils of the school. present year, the contest for the D I ones. -This one is a,fine two; year old,
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i . . 0, thaw, ,,lid the ice wa 3 ENTE RTAIN MENT. --On Fr'iday th �, 26th Reeveship being payticularly een, re- "Clark Maxwell," by name, and was A Calli solicited.. �
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i condition. "Rere is 80111 3 tilt. an entertainment was held hi the salting in a tie, as will bese( by the purchased by Mr. Brophey, of Stephen �
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talk of an o�en rink ')i dug started b- r school in section No - 8, by ,th I teacher, subjQiued figures: For Reei e—Alex. for $1,200.- Mr. Mason still has two of' -_ I
Messrs. � Axmstrong & 81, Wer on Mr. i ' . . .
I . . as. chiefly for the' enjoyment 4 the pupils MeLaren, 274; F. Olver, 213. Deputy his last season's intportations, and -lie . I
Howards premises.. This would be and young people of the n1eighborhood, Reeve—J. Burns., 242-; T. . ) 2; thinks of taking' another trip across the -
very mean after the trotx�le*and expense the principal object Df the b6casion. be- Mr, Carroll, Returnmi Offi, er, . tere Atlantic in the spring for some more. � ' I
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that Me'srs. Weekes &,13) eet have gone ing ille, unloading'of it aistmas tree � �
I E "'Linea � the diffi- AHoLiDAY L,qciDEwT.—One evenin : Ev I CFAUL
to to fix up th� covered bi te. , Cl� stepped forward and mp g :
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SALVA . � which was unmercifully burdened with culty lie experienced unfc rtu- - last week 11 a love sick swain " of the � S
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rio.,L�, . MY.- -The Salvation presents for the pupils froh� the teacher. nately, to make a choice ; ho eri he 1 London Road, visited the object of his ; �
Army of this Pace, had � grand hallelit - I Early in the afternoon a c rinaii was declared Mr. Ryan q1ected. C6u , 0 1 aff4ection; � at her residence near this L
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.in whose hands 'Was placed a J. A. Norris, 352; ;t PulInan, 140. experience would render his horse im- ; -
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